Six police officers in Bengaluru are suspended after explosives are reportedly found near the route used by Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a visit to the Art of Living Centre, according to multiple outlets. The suspension includes a sub-inspector and other members of the police force. Reports say the action follows the recovery of explosive material—described as gelatin sticks—near the convoy route ahead of the Prime Minister’s arrival. The officers are suspended on charges of dereliction of duty related to the security arrangements connected to the route and the incident. The outlets describe the suspensions as disciplinary action taken by the police department in response to the explosives recovery occurring in the area through which the convoy was scheduled to travel. The reporting is consistent that the key trigger for the suspensions is the discovery of explosives close to the Prime Minister’s planned movement route, and that the officers involved are held responsible for lapses in duty. The reports do not provide further details on any arrest or investigation outcome in the provided text.